1918 Print Tank Balkans Sire Paris France Notre Dame - ORIGINAL HISTORIC ILW2 YNG4 " This painting shows a

" This painting shows a sick mother

This design is being manufactured by the American Motors Incorporated

This piece was illustrated by Velazquez

Peter Cooper (builder of the first American steam-powered train) received a patent for his powdered gelatin in 1845

Period Paper is pleased to offer a collection of original halftone and color prints from the 1936 IV Olympic Winter Games in the town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Bavaria

1918 Print Tank Balkans Sire Paris France Notre Dame - ORIGINAL HISTORIC ILW2 YNG4 " This painting shows aThis is an original 1918 halftone print of a camouflaged tank in the Balkans and a siren in Paris, France. The caption reads, "Natural looking trees, painted on this reservoir against a gray background, make it almost invisible to scouting airplanes. Everything of value must be camouflaged where air raids are common, or run the chance of being destroyed." On the sirens in Paris, it writes, "Paris has twenty six huge toots, operated by electric motors.